Trip to the doctor

Hi all -
As we prepare for ALL the finishing touches of this adoption - we made a trip to the travel clinic.  We've been there before with our travels to Kenya - so we know the drill.  Don't drink the water, no ice, wash hands, take Malaria pills, do you need shots (yellow fever, typhoid, tetnus, whooping cough, polio, and on, and on, and on).   Soooo, these visits can get expensive.  Well, this time, we had many of these things from our Kenya trip -- some of these last for several years.  But Typhoid - didn't need...but apparently do now for India.  So get this.... I elected the oral meds instead of the shot (I really don't like shots).  Oral meds are cheaper and apparently last longer and are more effective at prevention of typhoid.  The only kicker is.... have to take 3 weeks before travel... so I agreed... which means, we KNOW we won't be traveling for at least 3 weeks.  This puts our timeframe real close to VISA expiration - but it's still possible and our agency is saying don't worry about the VISA expiration - she thinks we will travel before that.  We still haven't heard about the passport - but we're sure as of now they don't have it yet -- our agency did say that travel is usually 2-3 weeks from the call with approval, unless you want to go sooner (like within 7 to 10 days of approval).  With school starting soon, we are fine with the 3 weeks at this point to get past that first week of school..... and that's assuming the passport arrives still this week ..... so I guess the 3 weeks for the meds will be fine.  I think it was just one small way of me saying, I'm going to choose this... when I feel so "out of control". 

I know God's wants my reliance on Him - and I'm clinging to that notion the best I know how.  I just need to take my mind away from the waiting right now.... and work has been very busy, so that helps pass the days. Just waiting and trusting on God's timing.  We just might end up celebrating our anniversary in India this year :)